Hello, Peter!I was glad to receive your letter! Now I am very busy at school. I write a project about environmental problems in our country. It is a very important problem. Our nature is in danger. Soil, water and air are contaminated with toxic wastes. Factories pollute our rivers and lakes. The increasing number of cars in cities has led to the growth of harmful gases in the atmosphere. There is much litter everywhere. Our parks and forests are full of rubbish. The result of it is ozone holes and the greenhouse effect, and the health of people. I think that the Earth is our home and we should protect it. What do you think about it? What can we do to change the situation?Sorry. I have to go now.Write me soon!Bye!
1. There ARE two types of pricing policies 2. Low prices DO not give extra services 3. What IS the other way to attract the customers 4. Tape recorders are popular unless the price IS too high 5. They can (-) change your credit terms 6. The company HAS to cover the costs by all means 7. They can prESsure unsound price policIEs 8. (-) people will not try A new product unless there is advertising 9. The price determineS the number of sales 10. Price can produce the bigGest profit a-the money that people or organizations have put into a company, business, or bank in order to get a profit, or to make a business activity successful 9-investment b-the amount of goods for sale 5-supply c-someone whose job is to choose and buy the goods for a shop or company 7-buyer d-someone who sells something 8-seller e-the amount of money for which something is sold, bought, or offered 1-price f-the group of people who govern a country or state 10-government g-the amount that people want to buy 6-demand h-money that you gain by selling things or doing business 4-profit i-the degree to which something is good or bad 3-quality j-the amount of money is used less for objects and more for services or activities 2-cost
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